The Promised Land Deal Mexicali Blues Brown Eyed Women Beat It On Down The Line Row Jimmy Looks Like Rain Wave That Flag Box Of Rain Big River China Cat Sunflower -> Jam -> I Know You Rider You Ain't Woman Enough Jack Straw Don't Ease Me In Playing In The Band
Set 2
Ramble On Rose Me And My Uncle Mississippi Half-Step Uptown Toodeloo Greatest Story Ever Told Loose Lucy El Paso Stella Blue Around And Around Here Comes Sunshine -> Jam -> Space -> Me And Bobby McGee -> Weather Report Suite Prelude -> Weather Report Suite Part -> Eyes Of The World -> China Doll Sugar Magnolia Casey Jones
Encore Johnny B. Goode -> And We Bid You Good Night
Notes
There is a qualitative change in the sound between "Ramble On Rose" and "Me And My Uncle"; the first part of the show is very crisp and clear, while the latter part is of higher gen, with more bass. This is consistent with the description in Taper's Compendium of circulating copies of this show.
There are some mix problems in "Promised Land", and a bit of distortion in a few places, particularly in "Deal". There is a brief dropout at 2:39 in "Greatest Story". There is a dropout @ 11:46 in "Here Comes Sunshine".
Reviewer:
c-freedom
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February 14, 2023 Subject:
And WE Bid You Goodnight
This is a lovely show! Big River in the first set. Here Comes Sunshine has the space noodle which makes it the first extended jam on this tune. WRS is
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up to 3 minutes and Segway’s nicely into EYES A Tour closing WBYG with some beautiful harmonies and a Garcia send off.. ***** that’s the way I like it.
Reviewer:
njpg
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April 3, 2014 Subject:
My favorite version of this show
Some great moments, particularly a great China Rider & Eyes. Not the greatest show ever, but good.
Reviewer:
earlymorngingrain
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May 22, 2013 Subject:
Another superb one from '73
great show and great selection of songs! Anyone else think this one is a bit fast though?
Reviewer:
nodose
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September 17, 2011 (edited)
Subject:
'Mind Left Body Jam' (is not listed)
Phil, Keith and Bob's splendid chord transition, 'Mind Left Body Jam' played as 'China Cat Sunflower' melds into 'I know You Rider' is not mentioned.
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They only played this special interim piece during this time span of maybe a year or so and should be noted. Respecting my attention to this musical tablature is from the unlearned pen of a landlubber that just don't know them music jargons much none. Enjoy!